Megyn Kelly Criticized for Comments on Black National Anthem at Super Bowl
Megyn Kelly's critique of the Black National Anthem's inclusion in the Super Bowl sparks widespread backlash, highlighting ongoing debates over racial representation and national identity.
- Megyn Kelly faced criticism after expressing opposition to the performance of 'Lift Every Voice and Sing' at the Super Bowl, calling it unnecessary alongside the traditional national anthem.
- The NFL has featured the song, known as the Black National Anthem, since 2020, reflecting efforts to address racial justice issues.
- Social media users and fellow journalists condemned Kelly's remarks, with some accusing her of racism and others defending the song's inclusion as a step towards inclusivity.
- Congressman Steve Cohen criticized the Super Bowl audience's lack of engagement during the anthem's performance, sparking further debate on social media.
- The controversy underscores the complex dynamics of race, patriotism, and representation in America, as the nation grapples with its history and seeks ways to move forward inclusively.
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